Start Point

Start Point
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    Illingworth and Mixenden Ward, eng HX2 8XZ

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  • David Wilson

    At the end of the car park is the start of the walk up to Ogden Kirk and the Druids Altar Stone. It passes an area that was a demonstration area for dry stone walling techniques which was built during the 1990s. Ruins beyond was the site of an old ale house for the delvers who worked the quarries. The Ogden Kirk rocks are a protected geological site. The Druids Altar itself has a long history. The walk can be continued across Thornton moor, Flappits, and Bingley moor and down to the Druids Altar at the St Ives Estate and Bingley.
    Jul 17th, 2021

  • Kay Couch

    From what I can remember this is just the end of a track near the car park. A little further along someone has built a place where you can view all the different types of dry stone walling including miniature bridges etc. More interesting than it sounds.
    Mar 28th, 2018

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Start Point is located at in Illingworth and Mixenden Ward, England HX2 8XZ. Start Point can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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    image At the end of the car park is the start of the walk up to Ogden Kirk and the Druids Altar Stone. It passes an area that was a demonstration area for dry stone walling techniques which was built during the 1990s. Ruins beyond was the site of an old ale house for the delvers who worked the quarries. The Ogden Kirk rocks are a protected geological site. The Druids Altar itself has a long history. The walk can be continued across Thornton moor, Flappits, and Bingley moor and down to the Druids Altar at the St Ives Estate and Bingley.


    Kay Couch on Google

    image From what I can remember this is just the end of a track near the car park. A little further along someone has built a place where you can view all the different types of dry stone walling including miniature bridges etc. More interesting than it sounds.


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